2004 Presidential Transition
President Bush has some work to do to convince many Canadians that their nation should join him in his quest for nation building in the Middle East.
Update: Rummy will stay according to TalkLeft.
Update: AP via the Rocky Mountain News: "Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson resigned Friday, warning as he left of a possible terror attack on the nation's food supply."
Update: Why can't those Colorado Republicans fall in lockstep with the President? The other day it was Joel Hefley. Now today Tom Tancredo is warning the President that his policies may split the party. From the Washington Times, "When House Republicans blocked the intelligence overhaul bill two weeks ago, some congressional Republicans say they were showing President Bush he will split the party if he goes ahead with his broader immigration-reform plan. 'It would cause a break in the party that would be extremely unhealthy for the party,' said Rep. Tom Tancredo, Colorado Republican and chairman of the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus. 'I can tell you right now, the feelings are deep. This is not a superficial argument with the president.'" Coyote Gulch blames Colorado's average elevation of 6800 feet above sea level.
Update: Taegan Goddard: "'The Democratic National Committee raised $390 million through late November while the Republican National Committee raised $385 million, yet another sign of how Democrats made great strides to keep pace financially with Republicans in the election this year,' the New York Times reports."
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